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Shenzhen is the most active area of cross-border e-commerce in the whole country. According to the statistics of the Customs Department, nearly 60% of cross-border e-commerce exporters are concentrated in Shenzhen, while the number of international mailing packets is over 50%. In addition, the growth rate of cross-border e-commerce industry in Shenzhen has basically been over 30% since 2007. In order to maintain the continued growth of the foreign trade industry, China has successively introduced a series of supportive policies, especially Shenzhen, which has gained a large number of "trial first" opportunities, and is expected to seize the opportunity to achieve a new breakthrough in cross-border e-commerce development.

1. The cross border e-commerce industry base in Shenzhen

Shenzhen has always been a key area of China's foreign trade and import and export. Even in the context of the international economic downturn and the slowing down of the foreign trade market, Shenzhen's foreign trade has maintained a good development momentum. In 2013, the total volume of foreign trade and import and export in Shenzhen amounted to US $537 billion 360 million, of which exports amounted to US $305 billion 700 million. Although the growth rate of the overall foreign trade industry has declined since 2012, due to the increase in demand for professional foreign trade services and the increase in demand for overseas consumer goods, the volume of cross-border e-commerce transactions in Shenzhen has increased. In 2013, the total transaction volume reached 13 billion 390 million US dollars, the growth rate was 151.7%, accounting for 8.6% of the total e-commerce volume in the city, accounting for 2.5% of the total volume of foreign trade and import in Shenzhen.

Shenzhen's cross-border e-commerce applications are dominated by electronic information products, clothing, jewellery products and traditional industries with local advantages for personal consumer goods.

(1) in the field of electronic information products, Shenzhen is the center of electronic information products in the world and even in the whole world. A group of electronic and information industry distribution centers represented by Huaqiang North has the ability to cover the global industry. At present, the domestic demand for the whole international electronic information products, especially the consumer class e-commerce products, is still strong. Many enterprises in Shenzhen use electronic commerce to import electronic information products to meet the needs of domestic consumers.

(2) in terms of clothing, the advantages of Shenzhen's garment supporting industry are still obvious, and many foreign trade clothing enterprises export to Europe, America and Southeast Asia. Spin Clothing products.

(3) in respect of jewellery products, Shenzhen It is a jewelry processing and manufacturing base in China. Over 70% of the jewelry is processed in this country. In Luohu District, Shenzhen, with the representative of Shui Bei area, more than 1500 jewellery companies are represented. The total output value of gold and jewelry industry is about 60000000000 yuan, which accounts for 50% of the domestic market share. The total gold consumption in the whole industry accounts for 70% of the annual turnover of the Shanghai gold exchange. Platinum processing accounts for 70% of the volume of the Shanghai platinum exchange, and the diamond consumption accounts for 60-70% of the annual volume of the Shanghai Diamond Exchange. At present, a group of well-known jewelry enterprises such as Kelan diamond actively develop foreign trade e-commerce business, and initially formed a relatively complete service system of foreign trade e-commerce industry chain.

(4) in the aspect of personal consumer goods, Shenzhen mainly relies on the advantages of neighboring Hongkong, and the overseas purchasing business is developing rapidly. From the main products purchased abroad, cosmetics, milk powder and other personal consumption commodities occupy a larger proportion. This kind of purchasing business has greatly promoted the development of Shenzhen's foreign trade B2C business.

Two, the national level cross-border e-commerce industry policy continued to break through

In August 2013, the State Council transmitted the opinions of the Ministry of Commerce and other departments on the implementation of the relevant policies on supporting the retail export of cross-border e-commerce (No. 89 of the State Office [2013]), and clarified seven supporting policies for the export of e-commerce. It mainly includes: (1) determining the main body of e-commerce export business; (2) establishing a new customs supervision mode for e-commerce export and carrying out special statistics; (3) establishing an e-commerce export inspection and supervision mode; (4) supporting e-commerce enterprises to collect foreign exchange normally; (5) encouraging banking institutions and Payment institutions to provide payment services for cross-border e-commerce; (6) implementing tax policies adapted to e-commerce export; (7) establishing e-commerce export credit system. The above seven aspects have solved the problems of e-commerce export enterprises in customs, inspection and quarantine, collection and remittance, etc., and cleared up obstacles that impede the export tax rebate policy of e-commerce enterprises.

In May 2014, the State Council promulgated the "opinions on supporting the steady growth of foreign trade". (the State Office issued [2014] 19) put forward sixteen measures to support the steady growth of foreign trade. (four) to further promote trade promotion; (2) to further improve the trade environment and comprehensively promote "one declaration, one inspection and one release", to rectify and standardize the import and export links of operational services and charges, and to reduce the burden on enterprises; (3) to strengthen policy protection, to promote cross-border trade RMB settlement, to improve financing services, and to expand the financing channels for import and export enterprises; (4) to enhance the competitiveness of foreign trade enterprises, to support the development of various foreign trade enterprises, including private, small and medium-sized enterprises, and to guide foreign trade enterprises in structural adjustment, merger and reorganization, quality and efficiency enhancement, to accelerate the construction of foreign trade production bases, trade platforms and international marketing networks, to introduce measures for cross border e-commerce trade facilitation, to support the development of foreign trade comprehensive service enterprises, and to provide professional services for the export of small and micro enterprises. The policy measures put forward by the "opinions" mainly focus on four aspects: (1) strive to optimize the structure of foreign trade, support the development of service trade, expand the import and export of services, and play the role of "

In May 2014, the General Administration of Customs issued the "measures to support the steady growth of foreign trade", and put forward 20 policy measures to implement the opinions of the general office of the State Council on supporting the steady growth of foreign trade. It is clear that we should stimulate the vitality and competitiveness of market players, boost market confidence and lighten the burden of enterprises. There are two major breakthroughs in the following aspects: (1) optimizing the foreign trade environment, putting forward the establishment of a "single window", strengthening the electronic customs clearance and simplifying the customs clearance process; (2) lightening the burden of enterprises, putting forward measures to improve the effectiveness of customs inspection, applying the lower random distribution control ratio to the trustworthy and law-abiding enterprises, and promoting the centralized collection and payment of taxes, and completing the export tax rebate policy.

　　 Three, cross-border e-commerce in Shenzhen has been tilted by the national policy and is expected to seize the opportunity of leapfrog development.

In September 2013, Shenzhen fortune paid and Qian Bao technology was awarded the first batch of third party payment agencies cross-border payment license, and the third party payment agencies cross-border payment business pilot, which is not only directly beneficial to the pilot payment agencies, but also favorable to the domestic electricity supplier Ping Tai and online sellers. Since 2014, Shenzhen has been approved to pilot cross-border trade e-commerce services, and will further improve its policy system in terms of payment, customs clearance, credit system and so on. It will take the lead in launching pilot projects in Shenzhen Airport (000089, stock bar) and Qianhai trading area. For example, Qianhai has just implemented the first export tax rebate for cross-border e-commerce exported under the first customs code 9610.

With the continuous implementation of relevant policies in Qianhai, there is reason to believe that Shenzhen is expected to become a former sea centric world. Cross-border E-commerce Core hub.